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What types of material can I take to the yard waste site?

The site accepts:

  • Leaves
  • Grass
  • Pine needles
  • Straw
  • Hay
  • Wood chips
  • Tree limbs up to 6 inches wide and 8 feet long
  • Logs up to 18 inches wide and 2 feet long
  • Branches

Limbs, brush and trimmings must be separated from leaves, grass, pine needles, etc. Yard waste must be removed from clear bags upon delivery. Trash cans are available to dispose of bags for your convenience. 


The site also accepts the following metals:

  • Washers
  • Dryers
  • Refrigerators
  • Swing sets

All other metals need to be reviewed and accepted per the on-site attendant. Items should be clean — NO refrigerant, oil, gas, trash, food remnants, or concrete. NO PROPANE ITEMS OF ANY KIND!


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1. Can I buy compost or mulch at the Hampton yard waste site?
2. How can I reach your 3-1-1 Customer Call Center?
3. Is the site open year-round?
4. What is the Hampton yard waste site?
5. What types of material can I take to the yard waste site?
6. Where is the site located?
7. Who can bring material to the yard waste site in Hampton?
8. Whom should I call with questions about the Hampton yard waste site?
9. Will they take large logs, stumps, or trash?